Ola Ray, the female lead in Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” video, still looks stunning nearly 30 years since the release of the epic 13-minute short.

Ray released new photos Wednesday to promote a tribute to Jackson she is releasing Friday.

The 52-year-old model and singer is clearly proud of her figure. In one photo, Ray reclines on a black leather sofa, wearing a short red dress that accentuates her curvy legs. In another pose, she straddles a chair while donning a revealing black leotard and stilettos.

Ray’s song “Remember” was made in memory of Jackson’s life and their experience working together. “This project has been a year in the making,” Ray said in a statement. “I am very happy to have finished it in time for Michael Jackson’s 4th year anniversary passing. I hope everyone will enjoy.”

The "Remember" video features performers from the dance class at Sheldon High in Sacramento, California's Elk Grove. “Remember” marks Ray’s debut as a producer, director, and writer.

Ray began her professional singing and dancing career in the late 1970s by forming a group with her twin brothers and sister. At the time, their family lived in Tokyo, where her military stepfather was assigned in 1975.

Their act called The Puppets secured a one-year contract with a local nightclub, appeared in television commercials and was offered a recording deal from CBS Records in Tokyo. Ray also secured several modeling jobs, including appearing in TV ads for popular Japanese department stores.

When she returned to the United States in 1978, she continued working in entertainment. In June 1980, she was named Playboy Magazine’s “Playmate of the Month.” Numerous print and television modeling jobs followed.

In 2009, Ray sued Jackson, claiming breach of contract for unpaid royalties for her role in “Thriller.” She reached a settlement with his estate in 2012. She lives in Sacramento.